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SOUTH AMERICAN AFFAIRS.
NEW MINISTRY AT BOGOTA-ZCNGCRA CURE

NEW MINISTRY AT BoGoTA-ZUNGURAGUA-A CURE
FOR CHOLERA.
PANAMA, Jan. 24.-It is hoped before the end of the
dry season that portion OF the canal will be put
to praCt use.
ministry has been formed at Bogota. Senior
Felipe J. Paul is Minister OF Government aud Scnor
Carlos IIolguin. Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Zunsuragua OF the volcanoes Of the Cordillera.
is still active Recent lava flows and the caving in Of
side of the cone are reported to have entirely
changed the features of this notable mountain. For
days AT time recently it has been surrounded by
the dust clouds which generally hang around the cum
its of volcanoes when in eruption and the fire flashes
and rumblings have caused alarm for many leagues
around its dcsolate base.
The revolutionary movement in Ecuador IL not on
tirelv suppressed. drumhead court-martia at
Cuenca recently condemned twenty prisoners TO
be shot.
Brazilian and Chilian papers recommend :" coca "
OF the best remedies for cholera. IL Is claimed
this Leaf used with marvellous success during the
Paraguayan war; II il not the " coca Of commerce
but the leaf OF shrub something like the laurel and
il is chewed somewhat like tobacco with the addition
OF some wood ashes. lime i'll stronger proportion
than salt lie used with meat
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ANOTHER PANIC IN THE STOCK MARKET
,SrrxSr rvcITrNrNT ON THE LONDON AND PARIS

INTENSE EXCITEMENT ON THE LONDON AND PARIS
ExCHANGEs-FEARs OF HEAVY FAILURES.
LONDON, Feb 3.-There was intense excitement on the
Exchange this afternoon and panic set in with great
force shortly before close Earlier day English
buying the Continental rush to SELL but later alarm
seized English operators and the torrent Of sellers be-
came great that dealers refused TO make prices The
widest rumors credited, and the best home and
foreign securities were largely sold Business continued
active in the street until tho Petite Bourse quotations
received, which showed that the panic inten
styling the Continent, and caused depression and
anxiety at the close The reckless selling Of railroad
securities partially checked by New-York buying.
Besides the English orders Berlin and Paris threw large
of stock the market The days declines In
clude the folowlng Central Pacific and Wabash general
mortgage, 2l9 Atlantic first mortgage, 2A; Wabash pre-
ferred, ia; Denver preferred, os Union Pacific a
Louisville and Nashville. 49, Ohio and Mississippi,
III; NewYork, Ontario and Western and
Lake Shore, 7s; Grand Trunk seconds,
2Is; do thirds, 1S. In English railways
Great Northern fell sig and Chatham seconds s. Taken
altogether 1t time that the Stock Exchange
has for many months.
PARIS, Feb 3.-The Bourse to-day opened depressed.
Besides the political rumors and the general financial
misrust the suspension Of all credit made the ransac
tion OF business almost mpossibity. The members
Of the cousse" practically refused credit dealings and
the last prices were, therefore, in many instances
inal italian rcntes largely offered but found few
buyers After official hours they nominally quoted
at 9010 against 9340 yesterday Three per cent renes
for money fell francs 90 cenmes and for the account
francs so centimes Credit Foncer is down 20 francs
suez Canal shares 81 francs; Ottoman Bank, Il francs
Panama Canal, francs so centmes. The opinion pre-
walls that unless the banks and great capitalists TO
the relief of the market disastrous failures inevitable
BERLIN, Feb Son the Boerse to-day a serious panic
prevailed Financial advices from Paris increased the
confusion and alarm and the fall in prices wasunchecked
10 the close. The dealings not numerous. only
brokers whose credit OF the highest class could operate
freely. Prussian consols reapsed per cent Hungarian
per cent and Russian 2l2 per cent Credit Anstat de
clned IL marks.
RUSSIAN OATS FOR FRANCE.
ST. PETERSBURG Feb. The French Government has
made large purchases Russian oats fol the of the
French cavalry and chartered number Of steamers
10 convey them from the Baltic ports TO France.
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THE COMPANY WHICH, w. CLARK REPRESENTS

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 3 (Spoc,ab.-Ihc arrest Of John W.
Clark In NcwYork for swndliDg j. f. Jackson Of Phila
delpha, with shares Of the Clark Land aud Cattle Com
pany Is Of interest here II Is said that the company Is
not altogether myth although Its status Mt present Is
somewhat vague About three years ago Clark turned
up In ST. Louis and formed stock company for the breed
ing Of cattle In Texas At that time the cattle fever was
AT its height. aud by various representations company
was forne with capital stock OF $500,00O OF which
CLARK, who elected president claimed to own seven
eighths Jacob :. Merrell, dead. elected vice
president George r. Malone and Silas f. Catch
ings secretary Considerable land In Dawson County,
Tex, purchased which IL proposed 10 stock with
cattle Whether the land stocked not II Is
impossible 10 discover The only directly or indl
rccty connected with Mr.. Clark or his company to be
found In 1T Louis IL Captain e. T. Wabrdge executor OF
the estate OF Jacob :. Merrel Mr. wabrdgc that
all he knows OF the concern IL that the Merrell estate
holds Of The company for 81 200 advanced by Mt
Merrell TO Clark, and block Of the Clark Company
stock the value of which IL In the ncghborhood OF
that sum. Shortly after Mr. Mcrrclrs death Wabrlige
the note for collection 10 bank In Iampasas Tex,
but the bank returned IT, He then placed II IN the hahus
OF attorneys for collection
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cLARA BARTON FINDS SUFFERING ~ TEXAS.

FLIRI B1KIUN FINUS NUFF EHINU IN II'-N1r''
ALBANY, Texas, Feb. 3 Special. Miss Clara Bar
ton president OF the Red Cross Society returned this
evening accompanied by her secretary, Dr. liubbeii,
and the Rev. John Brown from her tour OF inspection
She says she s satisfied that the report OF the conven
ton of County Judges, held at Albany on December
20 is only too true She travelled through the coun-
ties OF Shackeliord and Stephens. addressing large
Barton found 800 people in Stephens County suffer,
ing Tor want OF the necessares OF hie and Is satisfied
that there similar numbers in each OF the oteI
counties in the drouth stricken district. She says the
only question now in consideration is the most prao-
tcabc and elective way find relief Tor these people
which she will shortly give to the State OF leNas IN
which she s the president she says that she Will hrst
give the State a chance to help its citizens.
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MIR. PARNELL SAID TO HAVE nRIGnrs DISEASE
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

d, n.
LORD RANDOLPH CHURCHIII.-Lord Randolph Churchill
has gone TO Algers for his health He exprcis
sent month. When he returns 10 England he will
address meetings OF his constituents and will also speak
Birmingham. lie will submit to Parliament port
revelations concerning naval and military expenditures
BURM,-Advces from Mandalay state that the British
forces have captured the entire camp OF the surgent
Boshwsy Boshway, however, managed TO escape.
WILL NOT CELEBRATE THE JUBILEr-The Limerick
Municipal Council has refused TO celebrate the Queens
jubilee the ground that the Queen has visited ireland
only twice and has never assisted Irish charities.
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CRIMES AND CASUAL7IES-BY TELEGRAPH
SUICIDE OF A VETERAN AT WASHINGTON.

n
WAhHlNGIOS Feb. 3.ltoman r. Reach committed sulcdo
10 hy by eapng from the Of his IN this CITY no
was veteran OF the until months mes
senger IN the Treasury Department failure 10 secure
pension To which he believed himself entitled To nave
determined linn Ia take his lie.
KILLED IN COLLISION OF TRAINS.
CHICAGO, Feb IA dspact The ocean from Omaha
says The eastbound passenger In the yard at Echo
uia, rn Into freight last night Lewis BeInis, oh
gineer of The freight train killed"
FIGHT TO THE DEATH WITH A BEAR
CHICAGO. Feb IA dispatch Ths Oce0n from Sh
boygan Wis, says; Julius ianloy. settler near Wover
me STATION tiy miles south Of THIS village. while ruhhg
sclo ncs lhIoug The woods came suddenly upon Dear
short ssincc from his cabin Haney- and ears weio
bitten IN his face irghfuly slash,d and the flesh on ms
breast torn on IN STRIPS hand chewed on lie was
found IN his cabin dying He fought the bear with pocket
knife.
FIFTN-NINE MEN CHARGED WITH BRIBERY.
WIkKsBAKRE. Feb. 3.-Distrct ttorney James L. Lena
hhn he begin criminal
ceodgs against hftysx DemOcrato and twenty three e
publican delegates accepting bribes 70 vote for certain
candidates nominations at conventions held in
this county.
YOUNG TRUANTS NEARLY DEAD WITH COLD.
Pu1SAN Conn. Feb 3-John Herald and Albert Cudseaux
ages thirteen and hccn were found yesterday near
Wimabtic almost frozen They they 1--we In NewfosK
and ran AWAY IRON home about two weeks ago
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no CLEw TO THE NAME OF THE VESSEL THAT WE
AGRoUND ON MONMOUTH BEACH

40 CIEw TO THE NAME OF THE VESSEL THAT WENT
AGRoCND ON MONMOUTH BEACH.
Long BRANCH, " j., Feb. 3.-Thc steamer which
struck on tho outer bar at Monmouth Beach halt u
mic below Lite Saving Station No. t. last night was
first when nearly opposite tie station house For
some reason not get explained the crew burned no
warning signal, although the steamer was css than
two hundred yards from the beach. The vessel was
running toward the southwest. which would have
brought her high and dry upon the beach II she had
struck the bar She backed oil the bar IN lrss than
half an hour md then lay to until after ~ o'clock,
when she steamed away In southeastcrly direction.
Before she backed OH the patromen OF the life saving
crew burned Coston light. The steamer blew no sig
mails from her whistle and burned no lights. The
screams OF frightened passengers we're heard only III
q imagination o cxcitablc person who had been
told thai a vessel was ashore. Inside OF two hours
after the vessel first she had again resumed
her passage. Captain Mulgan. OF Station No !, had
arrived at point posltc the vessel ON the beach
when the steamer disappeared IN the dense ios when
covered the ocean The vessel was schooner rugged
and OF about 2, 900 tons burden. The name OF the
steamer IA not known.
The statement IN one OF the afternoon newspapers
that thousands of persons lined the beach anc cheered
loudly as the vessel backed on into deep water Is
without foundation Only tv o men belonging to the
life saving service the beach hen the vessel
backed OFT. To-day the beach was oyerrun with re-
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FiAGM MENTS OF CABLE NEWS

DUBLIN Feb. 3.-Ihe Judges have refused 10 transfer
trial OF the Government against John Dillon TO
the Court OF Queens Bench.
ATHENS Feb. 3-King George opene Parliament to
day peIson lie urged the adoption Of such financial
measures necessary TO preserve he honor ana
guard the prestige of Greece, Now. de declared more
than Indispensable TO Hcllonism."
Port SAID, Feb. 3-The Suez Canal Ia blocked by the
grounding in the channel OF belonging To the
Austrian Loyds
BERLIN, Feb 3.-There report on the Boursc To-
day that the Government VIII contract Tor
loan OF S75 900 900 for military purposes the rumor
was based the fact that conference was held between
the Secretary OF the Treasury and Prince bismarck to-
day IL has transprcd that the Government has nearly
lOO,OOoOOO marks which voted for home purposes
but not spent This will probably be used for military
purposes.
ST PETERsHrRG, Feb. 3.-The Government has forbid
den the expectation Of horses from Russia.
BUKuAgEsT Feb. 3.--The Chambers today voted n
credit 81 100000 TO enable the Government TO
plate its military preparations.
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ANOTHER COLD WAVE COMING.

DAMAGE DONE BY STORM IN THE NORTHwEsT-AC-
CIDENTs TO TRAINs-A GREAT ICE GORGE
CHICAGO, Feb. 3The Civil Service Bureau reports the
approach Of cold wave and predicts that the temper
ature will drop 2Oo within the next twelve hours
dispatch from St Paul-says: "Advices received at
the offices the Northern Pacific do not confirm
the reports OF heavy losses the cattle In the noun
tain ranges The weather all through tho territory has
been for day two but the cold wave the OIL
cas say has not been sufficient to cause the losses re-
ported The CATTLE according to the reports received
have wintered we'll"
Towns along the Canadian Pacific at the base OF the
Rocky Mountains have been showed up for week. At
Calgary the 500 below zero and owing 10 he
blockade there Is coal famine.
Twodelayed express trains which had been consolidated
at Dickerson d. r. met with serious accident yester-
day afternoon about three miles east OF saltwater NJ l..
The trains had been delayed by the heavy and had
been running fast but slowed up they reached tho
space between high bluff and the Yellowstone
River at the point mentioned, where they struck
a broken rail- Tho engine and mail-car passed
safely over the rail, which broken
in several places. Tho baggage, express one
emigran and one irst-class thrown over the
landed upon their sides the ice badly broken All the
passengers escaped injury. and no fires occurred
Another accident happened the Northern Pacific Rail-
road Garrison Two engines with asnowpough were
dched one engineer, Frank Jones killed, and, 1t
Is claimed ten men were seriously injured
BELyIDERE. \. Feb 3.--Thero is big ice gorge In
the Delaware River above Shawnee. Penn. The ice IL
piled I'm great masses. fully fifty feet high In places.
dam has thus been created that the surrounding co-
Try flooded The farmers have fled TO the mountains
with their families and stock.
BRASCHPoRT. v. J.. Feb 3-Tle fee in the South
Shrewsbury River started out last night taking with II
the telegraph cables, thus cutting of communication
with New-loIk
THE OHIO RIVER ABOVE THE DANGER MARX.
CINCINNATI. Feb. (SpeciaD.-Thc steady rise OF the
river since yesterday morning Of from four to five inches
hour has caused grave apprchcnsons Of food. Tho
danger line is fifty feet and at 10 p the gauge regis
tered nytwo feet eleven inches and rising about three
and half inches hour. This brings the water into
cellars OF the 'rhc Bottoms" All along the
river front Of twelve miles the report male by
morning water will he NJ the Of the Union Depot
and unlcsS the rise IL checked tomorrow. the
roads will have O abandon that depot which Is used by
all the roads coming Into the city e1cept 1--we.
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M'NEILL ELECTED IN SOUTH DONEGAL

DUBLIN. Feb 3.In the election in South Donegal to I'll
the vacancy In the House OF Commons caused by the
death OF Bernard Kelly Iamete), Smith Mcneil
(Nationalist defeated Henry Munster Liberal nonist
The vote was 4,G0i, against 033.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-04
A SCRAMBLE FOR BREWERY STOCK

LONDON, Feb. 3.-Samuel Allsopp Il Sons, the
brewers, having decided to transform their
into stock company. have issued prospectus This
announces that the subscrp list for the shares will
crowd surrounded the brokerage Office in Angel Court
whence the prospectus issued this morning IL re-
4uired the services OF fifteen policemen TO KEEP the
throng In order All the copies OF the prospectus were
taken within two hours, and the doors OF the ssning
ONCE had TO be temporarily closed The subscriptions
the Guinness stock recently issued in Dublin.
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ITALY IN THE BLACK MEMS COUNTRY.
EXCITED DEBATE OVER TIE QUESTION or SENDING

REINFORCEMENTs TO THE sOUDAN
ROME, Feb. 3.-The Chamber Of Deputies today dis
cussed bill submitted by the Government FOR a credit
Of 81 100000 for the sending OF reinforcemcns TO the
Italian garrison at MAssowah Deputies Mussi and
Costa Of the Left opposed the policy
OF the Government and urged the recall OF the troops
from the soudan. signor Spavcnta, member Of the
Right. moved TO the credit without delay and in
Qurc into the conduct OF the ministers afterwar The
general discussion then closed and excited debate
the clauses OF the bill fol owed the Extremists de
manding that the Ministry resign. The House then ad
ourned The Ministry IL confident that the credit will be
voted by large majority.
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TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.
C,r,zrNs ONLY ALLOWED TO FISH.

-f.l,i-
DovRn bel Feb bRepresenative Norneys I!tIlon W.
tIa senate and Is now law 10
resIdence OF IN the state 10 qua n.s aro
pursue the vocation of hsheimeh VI o's' "
waters
ATTORNEY. GENERAL OF NEw-HAMPshlrrnara rnar and
CoScoaD n H. Feb Sat meeting OF the % y, frank Iu
Council to-day the nomination oi Dsnei b"'h"'"
far Attorney O. eneTal was conhrueh.
ioi r,rN2pAI or yICARGENERAL MCGRANE-
wIlNSsToN Del. Feb 3.lne funeral :, argeIy attended
ua,.,a, McGr.ne tiok place to-day and Was ~. svy ~
ma, Ma.,nsa sssmon was preached by Bisnop GURUS
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the fights not more than fifty escaped. The dispatch
adds that the Italians have evacuated all their ad-
yanced positions that the Abyssinians have already
attacked and carried the first line OF tho Italian
trenchments around Massowah. The latter success It
stated was achieved by the Abyssinian son January
27 the day after the destruction OF the Italian forces
In tbe fe and the latest intelligence received indi-
Gated that the Italians wond be able to hold out at
Massowab until the arrival of reinforcements.
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burning cotton waste. Some fellow workmen finding him
doing at his post jokngly threw handful of blazing
waste In his face The flames caught his clothing lie
was conscious for short time after the accident but Ie
cned 10 disclose the OF the practical jokers VINO
were his friends lest the affair would get them INTO
trouble. He died after suffering about seven hours.
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DISCIPLINE At DTCEINSOy COLLEGE,

CARLISLE Penn, Feb. (SpecoD.-intense eNci'c'n'".
to-day prevailed at Dickinson College where up"n'" VI
100 students quartercd over the meeting iacui'' ~
night in sspendng for thirty days SIX more OF tho
dents who were instrumental in driving away ro"e''' ="
member OF class organization, for disclosing tue
OF offending students The suit brought III tue % FOR
1000 damages because OF his sons expulsion, nus .m
employed both Sides Upward OF 100 witnesses Will
llc anh ael
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rUp AVA CLEARS FOR THIS CITY.

WILMINGTON Del Feb 3.-William X. Nanderbilts
~ steel yacht Alva cleared for NewYork this morning.
but anchored at the mouth OF the creek for coang up
where she will remain until Saturday.
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SENATOR MAXEY ROBBED on A TEXAS TRAIN
FORT WORTH, Feb (Sptciab. b.-SenatOr MaXcy rode 10
this city from Austin In sleeper and then took regular
coach, the sleeper being discontinued at this city Aer
he reached Paris hc found that he had been robbed In the
sleeper OF $3.50 and cleapcd officers here today 10 ar
rest ne
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THE BATTLES NEAR MAssowAH.

PARIS, Feb. 3.-The RepublIque Francaise y pub
Ishes dispatch from Suez which states that in the
battles between the Abyssnias and the Italians
Aassowsh. on January 20 and 26, the Abyssiuians
etptured ai the guns possessed by the Italians 1t
Sso says that OF the 4SO Italians who engaged IN
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CANAL TOLLS IN THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, Feb. 3.-The Government has been asked to
abolish materially reduce the Canal tolls aud the
quest Is being pressed In order that forwarding
panes close charters In Chicago and other Western
grain depots in advance OF the opening Of navigation.
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SUBMITTING PROHIBITION TO THE PEOPLE,
HARRIsBUR1, PENN Feb. 3.-The Senate today pass"
O bill providing for the submission OF promp''
amendment " the State Constitution 70 sVo'e '"'
people
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LIABILITIES 500 600

TORONTO, Feb. 3.-Parick Burns, coal merchant, has
failed His liabilities 100000. Ills be-
lieycd % be small.
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FATAL RESULT OF FRA ACTIcAL JOKE
WILMINGTON, DEL Feb 3.-samuel Harris, an employe
of the Delaware Iron Works ut Newt was fatally
burned this morning by his clothes taking lire from some
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LONDON. Feb. 3.-Mr. Chamberlain had Il conference
with Lord Salisbury today concerning the Governments
proposed extending the scope OF the Ashbourne
act The new measure will approach Mr. Chamberlan's
land purchase scheme and will, IT Is thought strengthen
the Radical Unioni-s adherence to the Conservatives
Abont fifty Conservative members OF Parliamdn mt
today discuss the question Of n be based
upon the report of the commission appointed 10 inquire
into the OF the depression trade The
OF opinion favored the tablng OF resolution supporting
the principle Of reciprocity and declaring that where
foreign fiscal arrangements attack British trade
vailng duties should he levied Several drafts OF
discussed finally referred to another meeting
Mr.. PARNELL SAID TO HAVE BRIGHTs DISEASE
LONDON, Feb 3.-Mr Parnells maady Is reported TO be
Brights disease. II is thought improbable that he will
be able to stand the strain of his Parliamentary work
In the event of his enforced retirement IIeay will
probably succeed him in the leadership OF the Irish
party.
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i'PIS From the Propaganda.i
u I'm rm,asnt and Most Reverend Cardinal Johs
1WWctLo 1fchbtshop Of AeW forn'
ANOTHER COMPLAINT OF DIR. M1L,NN, ., ,,.v
Is Nu. latter complained Of me to Cardinal MO
cIr.y This letter was as foiio"s'
ann, coyGRRGATIoS or TIE PRoPAGASDA}
sAeMp MsprAhYs OFFICE ROME May TO- 1883
unsf Rcperend aud Most Worshipfut SIR:
A9s year occasion TO willie 10 n0as a 10 fycr and
the Land League had uttered propositions
AID io of the Cath Jlic Church Monsignor eorHs
10 uie ~ ~ Your Eluuence the llt OF septenue!
~ . Wrote TO me aforementioned priest n
1907 contriton Tor tbetn snu ptv
@ 70 in all such meetings sar
from him 10 repai, %
, onoi,ely given yet had hoped that he wou" md In
die promiscs TO his Archbishop Du & ~ thess
sio - he has spoken IN one y.
na an ahouS not used ,he merry Ia fsyor th0
mks' much noii.
{rsh resolou .minence aspirations
a. by political anu ristrv nusr -
Ana hos diiacsil; the propsr sxercse " VIZ
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1887-01-08
The Chestnut Didn't Work.

A young man with an expression Of
confidence on his face entered Michi-
gan avenue clothing-store yesterday
and asked:
81 am straight business. l want a
suit of clothes There are seven of us
who will buy our clothes at the same
place. l have been sent on ahead to
get prices"
"Humphm
IF l bring the other six here to buy
what will you make this 500 suit for?"
The clothiCr went over and sat down
by the stove with disguised look on
his face.
"You didn't answer my question
MY frendt, please go oudt. Yor
make me VERY tiredr
Whats the matter with you? Don t
you want me to bring the party here2'
"No, my frcndt, l don't All my
sales to-day goes to an orphan asylum,
and l like to keep en- down to a sum-
mer coat and a pair of secondhand
pants, Better try der man two door
below. '-DotrOH Free Press.